THE ITHACAN

Parkie mixes broadcast and economics passion

By Marissa Smith, Chief Proofreader • March 29, 2012

Senior J.P. Mosca may be a television-radio major and station manager of ICTV, but he makes sure he is almost never caught on the film he spends so much time with.

Women’s Basketball: Blue and Gold fall late to no. 5 Rochester

By Matt Kelly, Staff Writer • December 7, 2011

The women’s basketball team (6–1) stood tough against fifth-ranked University of Rochester (8–0), but fell just short with a 68-59 loss yesterday in Ben Light Gymnasium.

No day but today

By Aaron Edwards, Editor in Chief • October 27, 2011

Xavier Reyes doesn’t consider himself a particularly religious person. But on the day of his audition to the Ithaca College theater department in the spring of 2011, he appealed to a higher power. He needed strength that day.

Women’s Soccer: Palladino nets hat trick in win

By George Sitaras, Contributing Writer • September 29, 2011

The nationally ranked women's soccer team returned home yesterday and defeated Utica College 3-0 at Carp Wood Field for its sixth win and third shutout of the season. Junior forward Rachael Palladino scored all of the game's goals, netting the first in the second minute of the game to put the Bombers up early. The…

Bombers search for confidence to fulfill potential

By Chris Barriere, Staff Writer • April 20, 2011

With a recent lack of confidence plaguing the men’s lacrosse team, the Bombers are starting an uphill climb to make the NCAA playoffs.

Building confidence

By Kevin McCall, Staff Writer • April 9, 2010

Following a 10–9 loss to the University of Rochester in the final game of the regular season for the women’s lacrosse team last season, Head Coach Karen Hollands presented a challenge to her team — be the top-two players on the team at wall ball drills.

Bombers blow out No. 16 Cortland

By Casey Musarra, Assistant Sports Editor • April 15, 2009

After falling to SUNY-Cortland 8–3 on April 1 in Cortland, N.Y., the baseball team redeemed itself by shutting out the No. 16 Red Dragons 8–0 today in front of its home crowd. “We just played the way we should’ve played at their place,” senior centerfield Matt Samela. “We got great pitching, we had timely hitting,…

Film expands classic coming-of-age novel

By Miranda K. Pennington, Senior Writer • March 22, 2007

“Bridge to Terabithia,” if the previews are to be believed, is a fantastical Narnia-esque tale of two young adventurers discovering uncharted lands inhabited by fierce and benevolent CGI creatures who take them away from their ordinary lives. Fortunately, previews lie. In reality, the film tells the story of a girl, Leslie Burke (AnnaSophia Robb), who…

Faculty Council gave president early access to vote results

By Grace Elletson, Staff Writer • December 14, 2015

Faculty Council is being criticized by faculty members for releasing the results of the faculty no confidence vote to Ithaca College President Tom Rochon and the Ithaca College Board of Trustees before the rest of the college community.

The Ithacan Interview: Dominick Recckio

November 18, 2015

The Ithacan sat down with Dominick Recckio, Student Government Association president, to discuss the student no confidence vote.

Letter to the Editor: Professor voices criticisms of Rochon

By Asma Barlas • November 4, 2015

These are some reasons why I believe faculty must also vote "no confidence in Tom Rochon."

POC at IC group to host “demand sessions”

By Max Denning, Assistant News Editor • November 2, 2015

The POC at IC group has announced “demand sessions” for Nov. 3 and 6 where participants will share their grievances about Ithaca College and the administration, and answer questions regarding the vote of no confidence for President Tom Rochon organized by the Student Government Association.